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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1917
Page
5
The Wellcome and Durston company located at 110 East Park offers a range of insurance options for individuals and businesses. Services include policy selection, risk assessment, and claims assistance with a local focus.
Typewriter for sale among city notices with varied local names and travel updates. Residents from Billings Great Falls Missoula Spokane and others visit Anaconda. ads advertise rooms cameras records and services. social events and meetings noted.
The skeleton of Iver Iverson was found by Brailey in a gulch by Echo lake on New Year’s night 1916. An identifying suitcase confirmed the death after he left Georgetown to visit his brother in Philipsburg. He wandered in a storm and froze to death. Iverson had 12 years of work in Georgetown and is survived by a wife possibly in Seattle. Remains were taken to Philipsburg for interment.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with families are invited to attend a picnic at Gregson Springs on Monday August 27 from 3 A M to 12 20 P M. The event welcomes members and relatives for a day of outdoor fellowship and activities.
John Antonich, a Montana resident and Austria native, died recently. Funeral services were held yesterday at Mahoney undertakers and St. Peter's Church with a 9 o'clock requiem mass conducted by Rev. Father Pirnat. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included Marcel Broz Ludvih Antonich Mike Ujirin Joseph Drazich Paul Kalafat and Vinke Muretta. He left a widow and three children.
Train departs Anaconda at 9 30 a m returning from Southern Cross at 5 30 p m and Silver Lake at 7 p m. Round trip fare is sixty cents.
The executive committee announced no further City League baseball games this season. They abandoned the rest of the schedule because many players were drafted, crippling several teams.
An announcement says a ball game will be played at Washoe park diamond next Sunday. West Siders of Butte, mainly from the old Black Rock team, will face the Anodes in a competitive matchup.
Ethel Barrymore heads a superb supporting cast in a Metro-Columbia seven act special release titled The Call of Her People a picturization by June at the Bluebird theater with strong ensemble performances and period flair.
Edward Sheldon's drama Egypt features Robert Whittier as Young Faro in love with Egypt played by Miss Barrymore. Whittier, acclaimed on stage in Europe and America, appeared in Grand Guignol and Comedie Francaise in Paris and in Metro films. William Davidson, as Van Kleet, previously starred with Miss Barrymore in The White Raven.
The funeral of James Driscoll will be held at the family residence 722 Hirch street on Saturday morning at 8 30. A procession to St Peter's church will proceed for a requiem high mass at 9 o'clock.
M P Mahoney Funeral Director operates from 113 Main Street Anaconda providing funeral services and arrangements. The listing notes the business location and professional role within the local community.
Mr. Davidson is a Columbia graduate known for football and music. William Mandeville now plays Gordon Lindsay, once a noted light opera star. Frank Montgomery, aka Faro Black, has a distinguished Metro era screen career. Mrs Allan Walker as Mother Romello, Hugh Jeffery as the sheriff, and Helen Arnold as Mary Van Kleet head the capable cast.
A Swedish drill instructor pushes men hard while younger recruits cope better. An older recruit, about to turn 41, objects saying he is too old. The instructor quips that Romans trained at 60. The private replies that he is not a Roman but a Wesleyan, ending the exchange with humor.
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